Look up the help files, you'll find all sorts of great resources such as these:
http://creativetechs.com/tipsblog/build-鈥?/a>
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/鈥?/a>
Friday, January 8, 2010
How to animate something in CS3 Photoshop?
Is it possible to give a flag a wavy appearance and then animate it in CS3 Photoshop? I have a vague idea of how to give it the wavy appearance, but the animation part stumps me. Thanks.How to animate something in CS3 Photoshop?
Look up the help files, you'll find all sorts of great resources such as these:
http://creativetechs.com/tipsblog/build-鈥?/a>
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/鈥?/a>figure
Look up the help files, you'll find all sorts of great resources such as these:
http://creativetechs.com/tipsblog/build-鈥?/a>
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/鈥?/a>
How can I convert a photoshop document into a JPEG document?
I've searched the internet and I still haven't been able to find a successful conversion technique to changing a PSD file into a JPEG file. If anyone has any websites or techniques as to how I can convert this, please help me out.How can I convert a photoshop document into a JPEG document?
Make it simple.
First do a simple ';save'; of your Photoshop doc - in Photoshop.
Then use the ';save for web'; command, select JPG, so you can export without squashing your original file - saving your layers. You also get a live preview which is useful for seeing how your compression setting is effecting the quality of the image.
You may want to consider PNG instead since it's web browser friendly AND it maintains transparency effects when importing into Power Point - unlike jpg.
have fun!How can I convert a photoshop document into a JPEG document?
You need to have photoshop or some other program that can open PSD files. Then, if there ar layer you will need to flatten it. Then just ';save as'; and choose JPEG or JPG (its the same) on the file type, below the filename.
when you [save as..] the image, there will be the format options where you can chose whether to save it as bitmap,jpeg,photoshop etc. file.
I think if you open it in paint and then do Save As, under the File Name thing, you'll see a bar that says Save As Type. You can do it as a JPG. You might even be able to do it in Photoshop, I'm not sure. Good luck. Sorry if this is too basic, but sometimes the simplest answer is the most helpful.
Also after doing the above mentioned of saving your file using the save as option and changing the file format to JPEG you do want to be aware of flattening your image. Since photoshop does work in layers, only the layers that are viewed on the screen will be saved as your JPEG file. This is effective for saving different version of the image by hiding the unwanted layers. This all depends on the complexity of your file.
Make it simple.
First do a simple ';save'; of your Photoshop doc - in Photoshop.
Then use the ';save for web'; command, select JPG, so you can export without squashing your original file - saving your layers. You also get a live preview which is useful for seeing how your compression setting is effecting the quality of the image.
You may want to consider PNG instead since it's web browser friendly AND it maintains transparency effects when importing into Power Point - unlike jpg.
have fun!How can I convert a photoshop document into a JPEG document?
You need to have photoshop or some other program that can open PSD files. Then, if there ar layer you will need to flatten it. Then just ';save as'; and choose JPEG or JPG (its the same) on the file type, below the filename.
when you [save as..] the image, there will be the format options where you can chose whether to save it as bitmap,jpeg,photoshop etc. file.
I think if you open it in paint and then do Save As, under the File Name thing, you'll see a bar that says Save As Type. You can do it as a JPG. You might even be able to do it in Photoshop, I'm not sure. Good luck. Sorry if this is too basic, but sometimes the simplest answer is the most helpful.
Also after doing the above mentioned of saving your file using the save as option and changing the file format to JPEG you do want to be aware of flattening your image. Since photoshop does work in layers, only the layers that are viewed on the screen will be saved as your JPEG file. This is effective for saving different version of the image by hiding the unwanted layers. This all depends on the complexity of your file.
How do you make a certain object in a picture change colors photoshop?
iv'e seen some pics where someones shirt changes different colors like red green and blue, they are flashingHow do you make a certain object in a picture change colors photoshop?
I don't know how to make it flash colors, but to just change the color, what I do is outline the part I want to change with the polygonal lasso tool and adjust the color balance, selective color, etc.
I don't know how to make it flash colors, but to just change the color, what I do is outline the part I want to change with the polygonal lasso tool and adjust the color balance, selective color, etc.
Where to go to Hire Photoshop Image Specialist?
I'm looking for someone to do a photoshop image prank I guess. I want to make a joke picture and give it to a friend for his birthday. Does anyone know where I go to hire a contract like this? None of my friends are really good at it.Where to go to Hire Photoshop Image Specialist?
nicpowel@yahoo.com :PWhere to go to Hire Photoshop Image Specialist?
A real pro would be awfully expensive for a prank photo. I suggest you find a college design student who may be willing to do if for the practice.
nicpowel@yahoo.com :PWhere to go to Hire Photoshop Image Specialist?
A real pro would be awfully expensive for a prank photo. I suggest you find a college design student who may be willing to do if for the practice.
How do i fix the weird lines that appear when i open photoshop cs4?
i just installed cs4, and whenever i open a new document, weird black/gray lines appear on the screen like this: http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/7751/we鈥?/a>
i can't find any way to remove them
please help!How do i fix the weird lines that appear when i open photoshop cs4?
that looks like a video card driver glitch, try getting the latest updated driver for your display adapter, and on photoshop go to Edit%26gt;Preferences%26gt; Performance on the GPU settings box try unticking or ticking the enable OpenGL drawing, restart photoshop and see if that helps, also try getting the OpenGL thing and install it properly. hope this helps.How do i fix the weird lines that appear when i open photoshop cs4?
I personally find that if I just shutdown Photoshop %26amp; restart it, that that's the easiest ';quick fix'; rather trying to trouble shoot for 10 minutes with no success.
i can't find any way to remove them
please help!How do i fix the weird lines that appear when i open photoshop cs4?
that looks like a video card driver glitch, try getting the latest updated driver for your display adapter, and on photoshop go to Edit%26gt;Preferences%26gt; Performance on the GPU settings box try unticking or ticking the enable OpenGL drawing, restart photoshop and see if that helps, also try getting the OpenGL thing and install it properly. hope this helps.How do i fix the weird lines that appear when i open photoshop cs4?
I personally find that if I just shutdown Photoshop %26amp; restart it, that that's the easiest ';quick fix'; rather trying to trouble shoot for 10 minutes with no success.
What's the difference between photoshop, corel painter, and illistrator when it comes to coloring a drawn ?
image on the computer.
i have photoshop... and have all sorts of brushes etc.. but am i missing outWhat's the difference between photoshop, corel painter, and illistrator when it comes to coloring a drawn ?
I dont think your missing out, it depends on what kind of drawing and what kind of style you are into.
Corel emulates real paint and real paper and real brushes, so if your trying to make something look like it was painted traditionally that is probably your best bet.
Illustrator is vector based and is best for quality line and fill work that can be easily scaled to any size. They have the gradient mesh tool, which does amazing things, but it takes lots of practice.if your looking for great clean lines and not so many detailed shadows and gradients go with illustrator
Photoshop Is awesome and I use it daily, its pretty easy to learn. I scan inked drawings in and color them with it. the layers and layer modes make it supreme. And the ability to adjust all the aspects of color in an image.
it all depends on what style your looking for
I like photoshop, but thats just my style of choice..
i have photoshop... and have all sorts of brushes etc.. but am i missing outWhat's the difference between photoshop, corel painter, and illistrator when it comes to coloring a drawn ?
I dont think your missing out, it depends on what kind of drawing and what kind of style you are into.
Corel emulates real paint and real paper and real brushes, so if your trying to make something look like it was painted traditionally that is probably your best bet.
Illustrator is vector based and is best for quality line and fill work that can be easily scaled to any size. They have the gradient mesh tool, which does amazing things, but it takes lots of practice.if your looking for great clean lines and not so many detailed shadows and gradients go with illustrator
Photoshop Is awesome and I use it daily, its pretty easy to learn. I scan inked drawings in and color them with it. the layers and layer modes make it supreme. And the ability to adjust all the aspects of color in an image.
it all depends on what style your looking for
I like photoshop, but thats just my style of choice..
How can you put diffrent back rounds on your pics without using photoshop?
i want to add cool bacck round from the internet and stuff to the backdrop of my pics.How can i do that and i have no photoshop:(How can you put diffrent back rounds on your pics without using photoshop?
Well, uh...you can us MS Paint, but it'll be a little hard.
Select the ';free form select'; tool (kinda looks like a deformed star with a dashed outline). Outline the object you want to keep. Once you're done, right click and copy it. Paste it onto the background picture you want it on. There might be an easier way to do it, but I'm not sure.figure
Well, uh...you can us MS Paint, but it'll be a little hard.
Select the ';free form select'; tool (kinda looks like a deformed star with a dashed outline). Outline the object you want to keep. Once you're done, right click and copy it. Paste it onto the background picture you want it on. There might be an easier way to do it, but I'm not sure.
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